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     'Bonnet nor veil henceforth no creature wear� �

       Nor sun nor wind will ever strive to kiss you�此�Having no fair to lose�察�

you need not fear�察�The sun doth scorn you�察�and the wind doth hiss you�此�

But when Adonis liv'd�察�sun and sharp air 

       Lurk'd like two thieves�察�to rob him of his fair�此�

     'And   therefore   would   he   put   his   bonnet   on�察  �Under   whose   brim   the 

gaudy sun would peep�察�

       The   wind   would   blow   it   off�察  �and�察  �being   gone�察  �Play   with   his   locks�此�

then would Adonis weep�察�And straight�察�in pity of his tender years�察�They 

both would strive who first should dry his tears。 

     'To see his face the lion walk'd along 

       Behind   some   hedge�察  �because   he   would   not   fear   him�察  �To   recreate 



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himself when he hath sung�察�The tiger would be tame and gently hear him�察�

       If he had spoke�察�the wolf would leave his prey�察�And never fright the 

silly lamb that day。 

     'When he beheld his shadow in the brook�察�The fishes spread on it their 

golden gills�察�

       When he was by�察�the birds such pleasure took�察�That some would sing�察�

some other in their bills Would bring him mulberries and ripe´red cherries 

He fed them with his sight�察�they him with berries。 

     'But this foul�察�grim�察�and urchin´spouted boar�察�

       Whose      downward       eye   still  looketh    for  a  grave�察   �Ne'er   saw    the 

beauteous livery that he wore�察�Witness the entertainment that he gave�此�

       If he did see his face�察�why then I know He thought to kiss him�察�and 

hath killed him so。 

     ''Tis true�察�'tis true�察�thus was Adonis slain�此�He ran upon the boar with his 

sharp spear�察�

       Who   did   not   whet   his   teeth   at   him  again�察  �But   by  a   kiss   thought   to 

persuade him there�察�And nuzzling in his flank�察�the loving swine Sheath'd 

unaware the tusk in his soft groin。 

     'Had I been tooth'd like him�察�I must confess�察�With kissing him I should 

have kill'd him first�察�But he is dead�察�and never did he bless My youth with 

his�察�the more am I accurst。' 

       With this she falleth in the place she stood�察�And stains her face with 

his congealed blood。 

     Sho looks upon his lips�察�and they are pale�察�She takes him by the hand�察�

and that is cold�察�

       She   whispers   in   his   ears   a   heavy   tale�察�As   if   they   heard   the   woeful 

words she told�察�She lifts the coffer´lids that close his eyes�察�Where�察�lo� �two 

lamps�察�burnt out�察�in darkness lies�察�

     Two glasses where herself herself beheld 

       A thousand times�察�and now no more reflect�察�Their virtue lost�察�wherein 

they late excell'd�察�And every beauty robb'd of his effect�此�

       'Wonder of time��' quoth she�察�'this is my spite�察�That�察�you being dead�察�

the day should yet be light。 

     'Since   thou   art   dead�察  �lo�   �here   I   prophesy�察  �Sorrow   on   love   hereafter 



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shall attend�此�

       It  shall   be   waited    on   with   jealousy�察   �Find    sweet    beginning�察    �but 

unsavoury   end�察  �Ne'er   settled   equally�察  �but   high   or   low�察  �That   all   love's 

pleasure shall not match his woe。 

     'It shall be fickle�察�false�察�and full of fraud�察�

       Bud and be blastod in a breathing´while�察�The bottom poison�察�and the 

top o'erstraw'd With sweets that shall the truest sight beguile�此�

       The   strongest   body  shall   it   make   most   weak�察  �Strike the   wise   dumb 

and teach the fool to speak。 

     'It shall be sparing and too full of riot�察�Teaching decrepit age to tread 

the measures�察�

       The staring ruffian shall it keep in quiet�察�Pluck down the rich�察�enrich 

the poor with treasures�察�It shall be raging mad�察�and silly mild�察�Make the 

young old�察�the old become a child。 

     'It   shall   suspect   where   is   no   cause   of   fear�察  �It   shall   not   fear   where   it 

should     most    mistrust�察  �It  shall  be   merciful�察   �and   too   severe�察  �And    most 

deceiving when it seems most just�察�

       Perverse it shall be�察�where it shows most toward�察�Put fear to velour�察�

courage to the coward。 

     'It shall be cause of war and dire events�察�And set dissension 'twixt the 

son and sire�察�

       Subject and servile to all discontents�察�As dry combustious matter is to 

fire�此  �Sith   in   his   prime   Death   doth   my   love   destroy�察  �They   that   love   best 

their love shall not enjoy。' 

     By this�察�the boy that by her side lay kill'd Was melted like a vapour 

from her sight�察�And in his blood that on the ground lay spill'd�察�A purple 

flower sprung up�察�chequer'd with white�察�

       Resembling well his pale cheeks�察�and the blood Which in round drops 

upon their whiteness stood。 

     She bows her head�察�the new´sprung flower to smell�察�Comparing it to 

her Adonis' breath�察�

       And   says   within   her   bosom   it   shall   dwell�察  �Since   he   himself   is   reft 

from her by death�此�She drops the stalk�察�and in the breach appears Green 

dropping sap�察�which she compares to tears。 



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     'Poor flower��' quoth she�察�'this was thy father's guise�察�Sweet issue of a 

more sweet´smelling sire�察�For every little grief to wet his eyes�此�To grow 

unto himself was his desire�察�

       And so 'tis shine�察�but know�察�it is as good To wither in my breast as in 

his blood。 

     'Here   was   thy   father's   bed�察  �here   in   my   breast�察  �Thou   art   the   next   of 

blood�察�and 'tis thy right�此�

       Lo� �in this hollow cradle take thy rest�察�My throbbing heart shall rock 

thee day and night�此�There shall not be one minute in an hour Wherein I 

will not kiss my sweet love's flower。' 

     Thus weary of the world�察�away she hies�察�

       And    yokes    her  silver   doves�察  �by   whose     swift  aid   Their   mistress�察�

mounted�察�through the empty skies In her light chariot quickly is convey'd�察�

       Holding their course to Paphos�察�where their queen Means to immure 

herself and not be seen。 



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